Drawing in Public Schools
WE take the following from the Boston Commercial Bulletin:— During the last four or five years strong efforts have been made in this State to have industrial drawing…
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Popish Management of Industrial Schools
PAPAL craft has deluded many Protestants into the idea that the dear nuns and "fathers" have a happy way of dealing with the young, which cannot be attained…
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SHE was at one of the Union school-houses half an hour before school opened. She had "Linda" with her. She was a tall woman, forty years old, with a jaw showing great determination, and "Linda" was sixteen, and rather…
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THE President of the Council of Education found himself backed up in a corner last week; when that remarkably eloquent and liberal foreigner, the Count de ZABA —whom Professor SMITH;…
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A contemptible larceny was committed at the School of Arts yesterday evening, between 5 and 7 o'clock. The articles stolen constituted wearing apparel of a valuable description belonging to the…
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The U. S. Minstrels, who have enjoyed a most successful season at the School of Arts, play for the last time to-night. There was a large audence last night, and a capital programme, which will be repeated…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sydney Grammar School. The Secretary to the Trustees, Sydney Grammar School, to the Minister of Justice and Public Instruction. Sydney Grammar School, 5th June, 1876
Sir,—I have the honour, by [?] of the trustees of the Sydney Grammar School, to tr[?]sm[?] to you, for the purpose of being aid before the Parliament, the following report of their proceding and the progress of the [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Public Schools. to the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—At a meeting, held recently, a prominent member of the Council of Education said "that applications for new schools were dealt with according to [?], and that they sought to do justice to all." We have been made acquaisted through your…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →East Maitland Public School. (To the Editors of the Protestant Standard.)
SIRS,--The recent appointment by the Council of Education of a head-master to the East Maitland Public School, is becoming invested with more than a local interest. During the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Convent School; or Cloister Spiders and Protestant flies CHAPTER I. the Children
On a bright, warm Sabbath in April three girls are to be consecrated, with others, to the Virgin. The families to which these girls belong are by no means ordinary people. They…
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Sir,—I beg to inform you .that I called on Mr. M’ Rea about the memorandum referring to the adjudication of the late case against me, but he refused to give it…
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We express regret at the indifference which appears to be shewn in the matter of providing accommodation for the public in their meetings and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cost of Public School Buildings. to the Editor of the Herald
SIR,—It will be seen, by the answer to Mr. Buchanan's questi [?] the Le[?] Assembly, on Wednesday last, that the cost of the Publ[?] school buildings at North Syiney includes a residence for the tea[?] This will…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Amusements School of Arts
Mr. Charles Bright delivered a satirical [?]ecture entitled, "A Certain Race of Barbarians," [?] at the School of Arts, Tuesday night. The discourse en[?]braces a series of comments upon the follies, frailties, and vices…
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An amateur performance of real excellence took place last night at the School of Art, in aid of the Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society. The drama selected was Tom Taylor's "Ticket of Leave Man, a play…
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Last evening Sergeant Larkins and Mulqueeny arrested a man named James Kenny, in Market-street, on a charge of stealing wearing apparel, music, &c., the property of members of the United States Minstrels…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The East Maitland Public School. (To the Editor of the Maitland Mercury.)
SIR,—The correspondence that has recently appeared in your paper on the subject of the appointment of a teacher for the Public School at East Maitland has something more than a…
Continued on Trove, page 16 →New Zealand. School of the Sisters of Mercy, Wellington
A presentation of prizes took place lately at St. Mary's Convent. There were present a number of young girls, fairly representing the 150 children, who, apart from the select school…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →St. Joseph's School Newtown
THE annual examination of this school took place on the 31st July, Messrs. Johnson and F. Bridges, Esqs, being the examiners. Notwithstanding the late very inclement weather, one…
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THE report of the trustees of the Sydney Grammar School for the year 1875 has been published. It appears that the number of pupils in attendance during the year had been 392, an increase of…
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